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- Tags: Mrs. George Davis
- Item Type: Still Image
Tags: Aaron Mallett, Alfred Gregory, Allen McDonald, Ambrose Hill, Beers Family, Bell Purdy, Benjamin Lockwood, Benjamin Lynes, Bethel (Conn.), Bethel Military Company, Brooklyn (NY), Brother William Hill, Canton (Conn.), Carlton and Porter, Charles Fowler, Charles Stevens, Crofut's Feed Store, D. B. Booth, Danbury Bank, David Bradley, Deer Hill, Dr. Bulkeley, Edith Newman, Edmund Allen, Edward Allen, Elizabeth Mead, Ellen Dare, Fanny Griswold, Father Griswold, George (Georgie) Purdy, George Purdy, George Wood, Granville Ambler, Gussie Purdy, Harper's Weekly, Harriet Griswold Wheeler Stevens, Harriet Mills, Horace Cable, Jeffersonian (newspaper), John Brayman, John Sharp, Joseph Dunning, Joseph Ives, Josie Wheeler, Judd Family, Judd’s Store, Lake Kenosia, Maria Cocking, Mill Plain, Miry Brook, Miss English, Morgan Chittenden, Mother Griswold, Mother Purdy, Mrs. George Davis, Mrs. O.H. Swift, Nathan Pond, Norwalk (Conn.), Publishers, Robert Cocking, Russell Smith, Saul Mallory, Seth Downs, Susan Brayman, Theodore Fowler, Victor Benedict, West Chazy (NY), Willie Franklin
Tags: 17th Connecticut Infantry Regiment, 2nd Connecticut Light Battery, A. G. Crosby's Coal Office, Abel Wheeler, Alexander Pine, Alfred Humphrey, Amos Purdy, Anna Eliza Mills, Aunt Ruth Griswold, Balmforth Avenue, Bell Purdy, Benedict and Nichols, Brother Crawford, Brother Frisbie, Brother William Hill, California, Canton Ohio, Carlton and Porter, Charles Fowler, Charles Starr, Connecticut Military Units - Civil War, Couch's Picture Gallery, Crofut and Son Flour Store, Cyrus Benjamin, David Bradley, Deer Hill, Dr. Bulkeley, Ed Barnum, Eddie Purdy (son), Elisha Dickerson, Eliza Humphrey, Fanny Griswold, Father Griswold, Father Purdy, Ferrell's Hotel (Wooster House), Foster Brothers' Carpenter Shop, Frank Bouton, Fred Jackson, George (Georgie) Purdy, George Purdy, George Starr, Gussie Purdy, Harriet Griswold Wheeler Stevens, Harry Stone, Hart Purdy, Henry Crofut, Henry Hinman, Holly Greene's Hat Factory, Hoyt Family, James Bailey, Jesse Stevens, John Bouton, John Cosier, Joseph Ives, Josiah Day, Lauren Humphrey, Liberty Street, Lt. Gov. Averill, Middle Mountain, Miss English, Mother Griswold, Mother Purdy, Mrs. George Davis, Mrs. James McNeil, Mrs. Mary Stone?, Nathan Pond, Nathaniel Cable, New Haven (Conn.), O. H. Swift, Oscar Serine, P. T. Barnum, Peter Starr, Publishers, Railroad Avenue, Raymond's market, Robert Cocking, Robert Dunning, S. Peck, Smith Barnum, Theodore Fowler, Theodore Morris, Town Mountain Danbury, Uncle Stephen, V. W. Benedict, Widow Barnum, William Carlson, William Warren
Tags: A. G. Crosby's Coal Office, Aaron Mallett, Allen McDonald, Beaverbrook, Beers Family, Bell Purdy, Benedict and Nichols, Benjamin Lynes, Bethel (Conn.), Bridgeport (Conn.), Brother Breckenridge, Brother Chittenden, Brother Scofield, Brother William Hill, Charles Mason, Charles Stevens, Chase Carriage Shop, Coal Pit Hill, Constable Chester Brush, Couch's Picture Gallery, D. B. Booth, Danbury and Norwalk Railroad, Daniel Manley, David Bradley, David Mills, Deputy Sheriff Alfred Heath, Dr. Bennett, Dr. William Lacy, Eben Barnum, Ed Barnum, Edward Fairchild (assessor), Edward Stevens, Fanny Griswold, Father Griswold, Father Purdy, Frank Butler, George (Georgie) Purdy, George Purdy, George Starr, Gillette and Hawley, Gussie Purdy, Hanford Fairchild, Harriet Mills, Harris Crofut, Hart Purdy, Henry Crofut, Henry Hurd, Jacob Fry, James Parmalee, James Selleck, John Bouton, John Brayman, John Cosier, John Grey, John Meeker, Joseph Allen, Joseph Hawley, Josephine Dare, Mallory Hat Factory, Maria Cocking, Martin Clark, Montgomery's Hat Factory, Mother Griswold, Mother Purdy, Mr. Lockwood, Mr. Olmstead, Mrs. George Davis, Mrs. O.H. Swift, Nathan Benedict, Nathan Pond, Nelson Nickerson, Norwalk (Conn.), Orris Ferry, Oscar Serine, Peter Starr, Platt Osborne, Ridgefield CT, Robert Cocking, Russell Smith, Seth Downs, Sugar Hollow, Sunderland Carpenter Shop, Swift and Day, Theodore Lyons, William Peck, William T. Barnum
Tags: 1st Connecticut Infantry Regiment (1861), Amos Purdy, Bell Purdy, Benjamin Lockwood, Bethel (Conn.), Brooklyn (NY), Charles Hull, Charles Stevens, Clarissa Smith, Concert Hall (Danbury), Connecticut Military Units - Civil War, D. B. Booth, Daniel Benedict, Daniel Starr, Dr. Bulkeley, Dr. E. A. Brown, Dr. Henry Stearns, Eliza Hill, Emily Anderson, Fannie Griswold, Father Griswold, Father Purdy, Ferrell's Hotel (Wooster House), Frank Bouton, Fred Dunning, George (Georgie) Purdy, George Benjamin, George Curtis, George Davis, George Hawley, George Purdy, Great American Tea Company, Gussie Purdy, Harriet Purdy, Henry Blair, Henry Crofut, Homer Peters, Horace Greeley, Hoyt Family, Jeffersonian (newspaper), John Bouton, John Morris, John Parker, John Stone, Joseph Kyle, Lottie Keeler, Louise Blair, Louise Purdy, Lucy Purdy, M. Harris, Matilda Stone, Miss English, Mother Purdy, Mrs. Daniel Starr, Mrs. George Davis, Mrs. Mary Stone?, Nathan Pond, New Haven (Conn.), New York City Location, Norwalk (Conn.), Oscar Serine, P. T. Barnum, Peck Slip (NYC), Randall and Bradley's Store, Raymond's market, Robert Cocking, Robert Dunning, S. Peck, Sarah Purdy, Saul G. Bailey, Saul Mallory, Sewing Society, Steamboats, Susan Brayman, Tweedy Family, Widow Thomas Barnum, William Warren